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For more height put the wood on top of the jack not under. A floor jack with a piece of wood to spread the load will lift it back into place, get new bushings and bolt it up.
If your skid plate bolts broke or stripped as was mentioned above, I wouldn't weld it on, just too much work to cut it off and re-weld. There are several ways to address this issue, the best is using nutserts, do a google search for a more user friendly way. Only one of mine stripped and I pot a new nut through a hole in the frame and new bolt to hold it on.
If your skid plate bolts broke or stripped as was mentioned above, I wouldn't weld it on, just too much work to cut it off and re-weld. There are several ways to address this issue, the best is using nutserts, do a google search for a more user friendly way. Only one of mine stripped and I pot a new nut through a hole in the frame and new bolt to hold it on.
